Show 2T t mqnpayIbvening April u f k t v t i" THE OGDEN flTAim ATtTl EXAMINEE i ? ( ? H’jYOMGlJURY TRAIN GAR WRECKED AGAIHSTPOLEr v i ' ’ f Extension WOMAN KILLED f f - son 28 son of State Senator J serious condition ley Gibson Is in s as a result of an In a hospital here automobile accident on the highway 10 miles north of here Sunday night ' It was learned from Gibson that Mrs Kelly was driving at a high rate of speed and that the car was wrecked when it crashed into a time pole Mrs Kelly who some Reed husband divorced her ago Kelly Los Angeles' was living here with her mother Mrs C J Goughian The dead woman leaves two children — —— I J t i t When Sargon was given to the world well known authorities predicted that it would become one of the great outstanding remedies of the age because the discoveries on which it was based represented some of the latest " ' 1 AIv i - however Moore Jumped into it in an attempt to set the emergency brake but went over the embankment before he could do so He suffered a possible skull fracture three broken ribs and severe bruises ' FOUR INJURED 14— Floyd SALT LAKE April -- - a conTapp 18 of Murray suffered oththree and the brain of cussion ers were injured Sunday at 8:30 p m when the automobile in which riding plunged ot on the Wasato vard between "Big and little Cottonwood canyons ' and turned over ' ' three time 28 of the driver Bartlett Tripp car suffered severe cuts and bruises to ms legs and Miss Iris Jennings 17 and Miss Ellen Holst 18 suffered ’ minor cuts and bruises FIGURES DRAWN ' 'fc - ft Weber County Invited to Make Donation Toward Investigation SALT LAKE t I ? 1 t t i -- 14 —In ’ i s t f ? s f t T 4 ' I 1 t h t i -- - t i ? i - f k t ! 4 v I i'! ' I J S1 t V ft I t ft ft c ft ft i I t ' the beginning years It all my troubles I neglected my- self until my entire system was upset and everything I ate made my stomach as sour as vinegar I had heartburnall dreadfully and terrible pains through my should eat but I body I felt I nerves were un- couldn’t my so was tired I strung and I couldn’t sleep much yet I had to lie down most of the time from sheer exhaustion I got up mornings weak and dizzy aI coulc hardly get around to do little housework I was afraid to go anywhere lest I collapse before I got home “When I heard so many people praising Sargon I thought I’d first I was afraid to try it At believe I was better but as I continued to improve my faith grew I’ve taken nine bottles of the’ tonic and six bottles of Sargon Soft Mass Pills and my stomach disorders have disapof evpeared 1 eat something no distress have erything and afterward I’ve been relieved of constipation my liver stimulated to normal action andr my entire system invigorated My nerves are steady I sleep well and I have so much new strength and energy that it is a pleasure to do my work get out and go places I take care of my wart work and do countless things had to let go before I’ve gained seven pounds and been benefited my wildest beyond dreams obtained In Sargon' may be Schramm-Johnso- n both at Ogden drug stores -- Officers to Urge Safety On Highways - : t April 14— (AP)— Promotion of safety on the highways was BOISE declared by Fred E Lukens secretary of state to be the principal aim of highway patrolmen in con ference here today A score of officers Were present and their beginning assignment was a study ot first aid to injured motorists or pedestrians Secretary Lukens In opening the conference said the men tgtuid he Judged by the good they in bringing about safer conditions on the highways Education of motorists and pedestrians he set up as the watchword and prosecution afterward Prosecution however he declared was sometimes the best means-oeducation The officers were Instructed to be particularly firm in dealing with reckless driving and driving while under the influence' ot Intoxicating liquor“These violations will not be tolerated” he concluded -- accomplished t - - IDAHOAN REQUESTS BUDGET APPROVAL WASHINGTON April 14— (AP)— President Hoover was asked today by Senator Thomas and Representative Smith of Idaho to approve budget recommendations authorizing the construction of the Michaud - di vision of the Fort Hall Indian res ervatlon project in Idaho : A bill has been introduced which contemplates construction at a cost of $2500000 ay nce ®ried ifcJgg A “ in- PROMOTION GAINED Mrs F J ‘ Krecek of Omaha made - 1 b£££ Bos Elhr Deputed Business Office Comer Drug' Store Brigham City t Phono 122 Fhone L ’ 14—An BRIGHAM CITY April and successful farewell entertaining was held in the Sixth testimonial ward chapel supday evening honof Bishop oring Lester Dredge sodwho leaves and Mrs W R Dredge as a Brigham City soon L toD labor s church the for missionary n Australia Bishop’s Counselor the George L Johnson conducted a song meeting which opened 7byo'clock p Tom the ward choir at m Patriarch Mecham of Franklin Idaho an uncle of Lester Dredge the invocation and the follow-n- g program was carried out: Vocal solo by Mrs Connie M Peters readvocal duet ing Lavon Hansen - Dona Maud Bishop W R and Dredge- Talk on missionary experiences In Australia by Ernest Hansen talk by Jesse Dredge of Malad ladho an uncle of Lester Dredge a musical trio by Doris and Bar-er- a Bingham and Ver line Pearson the The program was followed-bof a $11583 of purse presentation from 'the people of the Sixth ward by Israel Glenn and a responses from Lester Dredge and his parents Bishop and Mrs WtoIt Dredge The capacity and chapel was filled many friends and relatives of the from Malad and guest of honor were in attendance Preston Tdaho ' : of-er- ed - y — u Mr and Mrs Delmar Tingey of guests of their Logan were week-en- d parents Mr and Mrs Henry Tin-ge- y of Brigham City DRIVE TO SALT LAKE Mr and Mrs George L Johnson Russell Tingey and Miss Blythe Evans of Brigham City motored to salt Lake the later part of the week i - BbE ' - '— ft FERTILIZER We have purchased 4 1 ’ " ' M £0e UNION COAL CO I Telephone 100 " - I : - Gives $350 Truss to Ruptured Men natio- ’ -- — j ‘ ' -- 1 Sangberg:ll s annC57 v - ffSSS SUM c ’ - T-- I IT -- Poultrymen Unite Brood Turkeys mi “Phone Dead With haSulSyf sSpSW-Laughl- covy f 1 o ’ - pro-rat- ed f er J i s ! j 1 profits'!1 ' 1 Unit-insta- — -- 111 - out-grow- au I Mother Is In Jealous 1 d 45-ye- ar- - PRIZE OFFERED 1 REST f old old — virhrn 4 Mathez Cleared of Shortage Charges nwnt rg SiadJ S - Youvb never known such a cereal Rice Krlspies are so crisp you’ean hear them crackle an milk or cream Toasted rice bubbles Golden crisp Wonderful for breakfast or lunch Fine for the children’s supper So easy to digest Use Rice Kraspies in macaroons candies On ice cream At grocers Oven-fres- E Made by Kellogg in ‘ Battle Greek i lJa5aiy - 1 - - KICE EnnCPHEG IJJ “Charger in I ‘ 8175 Delivered l Idaho Pupils Back to 'Gasses -- VeteratiLoses nvor Wr Cox-state- Flower Garden Shrubs Loads Half Loads Large Sack - - env supply from Globe ReJL just right for Lawn ’ her home since last Wednesday Mrs Barneg of the Almy road Hansen states that the girl was in- is Josaph building some poultry houses and The Sanitary PJumitog HookUp quiring for one Betty O’Neill The he and his son Melvin Barnes are As sheriff here is Investigating) Heating Engineers of to engage to the poultry panning conwish to announce CHARLOTTESVILLE Va April had has Ogden Barnes Mr business the 14 — (AP)— Thomas Jefferson due to the excessive that siderable experience to this- business Pay - No Money Now or Ever for Fly statesman will be eulogized tonight cost of collection on smaS in Utah This Truss Says Doctor Or Cleveland Is discontinuing accounts all small jobs uid E by Dr Edwin Anderson Alderman Inventor soft drink University of Virof the done by ut wiU Crystal work president of the address “t operation repair over a of his in a radio vacated place to ginia to cash Only order Mo—In for Kansas City be done parlor having n-wide the hookup concluding one -j has 4'iumethod a that be troduce helped Hireo Please BOISE April' prepared that three-da- y observance of the AS soon as the building Is remodpeothousands cf inthousands students upon Idaho order of th eighty-sevenplaclngyour hundred anniversary University eled and ready for occupancy thea ple Dr Andrew Kaiser well known Phone 1 cluding one girl started a rush for Reed will of Jefferson’s birth open system Expert offers to give ft $350 1461V the crusader an 8 o’clock class this morning— branchRiteway build- Hernia & Son to store the Bachman K Yesterday Jefferson was hardware reducible truss to any person with distance honored and made it although the 13S1 and V for religious freedom A Mrs Quinn His newer method does JC IIW Blaes to the seat of learning was about ing owned by rupture' C smith C ill by representatives of three religious 200 by occupied belts elastic with leg straps Bishop miles They literally flew to formerly sects and prominent members of ft long away 30351 taken has The company Inc and cruel Many springs Eggleston binding Harry two major political parties while class J273I Florence time lease on the property people some with very bad ruptures The three students Guy Leigh were Saturday students at the University who pickdeclared runaway boys 1U31 nave The them Robit brought quick and Laidlaw W R Offfrman of Virginia paid tribute to Jeffer- 'Coughlin Sandy and county offihere ed freedom 1C14J by freto the city up and Boise a Improvement Towle chartered Rosevear ert Hying son the educator at their founder’s Stanley beeh re- hampering and discomfort if preService cabin plane piloted by W I cers several days ago have ' II O day exercises KaimT is Dr truss vious Blomgren’ JjrheJ wearing It c&m&uS 'Ritchey L158 i2kaCity On the portico of Monticello yes Chas A Stone afser’s ambition to hive all thrse weot 4n2toew Dill C Clarence Senator” J terday Utah Plumbing SS& flicted with rupture enjoy tne re258 Democrat of Washington and SenCo homo were & taken by lief comfort and blessing of his Heating 1 Colorado boys 1611 ator Simeon D Fess Republican of 7 A&& TISttS Waldram of one of them & Mr method and he offers to give a $350 Orvil father the stavout maximum to its tion for they work Jefferson’s 3063 Ohio eulogized Pueblo to of truss A J IVharton get them to try his method ed here until last night planning to Groves the right of religious worship in the take t so It tell friends of their may they jj In Plumbing Weber Moscow to the north a followed were and plane States by United 3UI write today to Drf Andrew Kaiser Co & Bad weather Heating a prayer at the grave by Bishop end of the state Kan-sas 5775 2903 Koch Main St Bldg to the a time delay Collins Denny of the Methodist threatened for city Mq for his free offer at 6:20 unlock this morning Episcopal church South Protestant trip but six Two hours and by they took off representative and brief remarks To landed to Rabbi Edward N Calisch Rich- minutes later they were more than with — mond representing the Jews and front of the college took class before a to hour half spare Richmond Kelleher LARAMIE Wyo April 14—The Rev' John I beO’clock difference 8 at The Catholics Roman up the for speaking University of Wyoming reports that A wreath sent by President Hoov- tween mountain and pacific time a plan has been worked out by A er was placed on the monument gave them the break which people living to the Almysouthwestern Wyowhile flowers were dropped from an to community " mins can raise turkeys without the airplane Ends ’ Senator need for each one providing himself Fess characterized the (Pistol Duel freewith -- the necessary equipment fori statute for religious Virginia Men Two u artificial brooding Day-ol- d turkeys of as “the greatest yearning dom will be purchased from a hatchery the enfranchised human mind that we have to history at this time” BROWNWOOD Texas April'll— StodofSIout hfweeby? Senator Dill said it & new decla (AP)— Nick Wright 30 and Arthur I under thj were to under be written the ration shot each both unmarried agricultural agent Inspiration of Jefferson’s principles other to death to a pistol fight on new be a declaration should '’that tocourthouae square at Brady tlme they will be trail By clarion call to a revolution irttn bal- lota to prevent our- becomln a na-- 1 u” h00tlnf rtartcd hHI vmght J It tion of employes under an oligarchy halted Laughlin was ascending as he to these turkeys out with f of money kings” ' the stairs in the Commercial Na— farmers put others-whhave an and f— tional bank bunding to consult his ample supply of grain green feed witness said Both men fell and milk and by whom they will be Suit “ I lawyer dead at the rear of an automobile fed and finished for market or it the street after exchang- - may- be necessary to feed meat and1 parked in seven shots at close range bone scraps in the dry mash When six or Tni'urnnco I togThe was believed to have the costs of brooding have been shooting When it comes to getting Want Ad of John the from resulted slaying is expected that those who it I v’ surely RESULTS WASHINGTON April 14— (AP)— Wright brother of Nick Wright at get them will be obliged to pay quickly World war veterans are precluded I Brady about a month ago Laugh-- 1 about one dollar each for the eight and economically you can’t beat from appealing to the federal courts lin was under bond Iff connection weeks old turkeys As the turkeys the (Standaril-Examinfor action are past the dangers of brooder ills when the director of the veterans’ j with John Wights death bureau refuses to reinstate lapsed when they are eight weeks old the! war risk Insurance the supreme loss from then until market time If it’s read CASH you need to help court held today to a case from should be very slight meet the Spring bills ‘J ' here it is Colorado brought by Robert G M i These ads all brought CASH to the Meadows POET SUICIDES u MOSCOW April 14— (AP)— Vlad- Suit was Instituted by Meadows in advertisers I J imir Mayakovsky regarded by many the federal district court for Colo-- 1 rado lie had permitted $7000 of his SALT LAKE April 14—The mov - as soviet Russia’s greatest poet comDoublet a facancyeat up all the ce$10000 war rise insurance to lapse ing plans of Mrs A II Gordon suf- mitted suicide today ntal rent' it now like hunv im wcu and In February 1923 b&d applied Jlcrcd ft setbaeje Sunday when thlsvcs the United Mayakovsky to have It reinstated He contended J entered her home through ft rear j states to December 1825 and on his dreds of otHfers are doing in Standard-Examine- r the government had refused to re- - I window and stole a dox packed and Jj return to Russia pictured the te 2 Want: Ads as it although he had complied I ready for shipment to Idaho Falls I ed states mad money — — — Ida with all the terms of the law j1— —— — — Yes these little ads will sell your The government Insisted that he Mrs Gordon reported to police n a had failed to prove to the satisfac- - I the box contained several rugs clothing unused articles of house-buretion of the director of the veterans washing machine and other furniture ' used cars j musical instruShe believes the that he was not at the time hold furnishings ments etc U turn them Into CASH of making the application suffering 'thieves used a truck from total and permanent disability Statesman Over Radio j at where they attended the pageant the tabernacle Vernon Hotter was the principal program speaker at a homecoming ward chapel the in Fourth given evening The chapel was crowded to- capacity The follow ing program was rendered: Openand ing song by the congregation invocation by Asa Bigler followed by a vocal solo by Mary Clark a cornet solo by Uriah Wood a reading by Daisy Bargeron the feature of the occasion by Vernon Butter who related some of his missionary experiences and told of some of the customs of the people of the northern states where he has been the for past two years as a missionary this the L D 8 church Following a vocal duet was given by Mable Jensen and Flora Simmons A short talk by William Hotter father of the guest of honor and re-of marks by Bishop A M Hansen the Fourth ward and the benediction by Herman r Hotter concluded the program i SUNDAY VISITORS Mr- and Mrs Bramwell Cox and maii daughter of Oakland Calif were Sunday visitors of Mrs AbiMr Cox gail Zundel of Willard U a former resident of Willard having made his home with Mrs Zundel when a small boy The parents of the four Cox boys were converted to the L D S faith in their home state of Georgia and prepared to come to Utah when the mother died and in T900 the father one sister and four of the Cox brothers came Choked to Utah Mayflower the sister of B ram well also made her home with Mrs Zundel until her marriage Mr iRage SALT LAKE CITY April 14— that he and his three brothers and the sister all reside at EAST ORANGE N 14— I ££$ J Oakland Mr and Mrs Cox made (UP)— Frank D CrawfordApril cenof motor of I to the onerated attend embezzling charges the trip by old wealthy real estate dealer was I Three Kings Con-tennial celebration at Salt Lake to jail today awaiting grand Jury action after confessing that he On motion of the strangled his wife to death 4" Ur"4 office seven criminal charges after & quarrel Police who were called to the against Mathez were ' dropped for home early yesterday found Craw “lack of prosecution" was recently de-ford to the kitchen calmly smoking - A “i similar 7: charge ot hie wife Louise BOOK 33yhUelaytheto body fense motion SS‘?h?Si02nt1f FOR the bedroom Sleeping trial before Judge David W Moffatt soundly In another room nearby ' t were a a and daughter of the couple SOAKING RAIN PAYS Volume flust Reveal Soul Crawford son told the police he had BOISE VALLEY VISIT of America la Arts : killed his wife toMa jealous —rage' BOISE April 14— CAP)—A soak f Club Event tog storm that alternately cam© i down as snow and rain poured out NEW YORK April 14— (AP)— ' I011 Boise and Boise valley 1 to today To encourage the writing of a bock 4 marking a welcome relief em 1 to reveal “the' soul of America the turists faced with a water shortage ' National Arts club today announced Although it was considered un- the shortage it is offering a prize of $3000 for SALT LAKE - April 14— (UP)— likely - -would — - it - augment the best literary work of that title Funeral services will be conducted The award is to be made by a here tomorrow for Jack Richardson committee of members of the Na- 14 who was accidentally shot and tional Arts club consisting of Wil- killed by a companion Carl Fors-beliam Allen White chairman Mary BLUE FOR SOLDIERS Saturday The boys were Austin5' Hamlin Garland Ida Tar-- - shooting at bottles in Dry canyon i WASHINGTON April 14— ( API-n- ear bell and Henry Goddard Leach here when Richardson Representative Edith Nourse Rogers The work may be clothed in any in front-- of Fars berg’s rifle stepped as J cf Massachusetts believes that sol-- 1 just literary form— novel history poetry the ' older boy pressed the trigger J filers should dress up in something or critical essay but it must be con- The bullet pierced the boy’s left lung besides their work clothes She structive the announcement salch and he pled before he could be j wishes blue uniforms to replace kha-- 1 The sponsors of the contest feel taken to a hospital ki for ceremony - 2073 Was FEED LOT P RUPERT Ida April three hundred acres to Mtotooka with theni-dok- a been have signed up arsocia-'tio- n Growers’ Beet County acres under that goal only 200 t of the association l!‘ PET MONKEY FINES-N Y PORT- WASHINGTON ffUded to cage is ft 14—A lady April He s As tor Vincent pining for a Freda and a cruise on pet away at his monkey is showing distemper i mansion :Sw?Seto - iK Call 218 i4-&- TRIBUTES PAID i our motto Beet Association § Near Acreage Goal 1 School Head to Eulogize v 4 j on TO JEFFERSON Specialist on Promptt efficient and anteed service Once tomer always a ustoi - 1 Elizabeth Bair Correspondent 422-J- gss ft - ffiLSSSftSiaafiSSllSrS Search Conducted For Salt Lake 12-t- HEAfe GAS FITTING - ar 1 PLUMBING isvhen rtrtODINQ Ida April 14— (AP)— TheiUniversity of Idaho agricultural experiment- station plans to observe in aouttojm Ida several alfalfa plots ef summer this ho counties different of resistance fort- to test varieties of alfalfa- to is disease 'whlch a new acres 4n this region luting many has been unable to pertoent means of control recommend any on the pos-- 1 &nd j funny Mrs lufccKfrom Salt Omaha ufnftvKnf oiitfinz kets as each I on her way to return to m will tick-Lake 1 City the maximum number of "wDSes-Igs- r is issueu hundreds of people have been turn-le- d cently promoted' from thetheposition away from the tabernacle Union of Special accountant for literature of the I ' Omaha at “that the post-wPacific with headquarters I to the position of aut°r ofShort I bursements for the Oregon a cynical criticism of passing Girl shrases of our national life” books such the of — the deluge In tho Triple Fuel corporation to run& J a test announcement said the underlying through and 14—Police LAKE today and Tuesday carboniza SALT character of America its achieve- - sheriffs office April for low temperature are searching JI pur 11 -- year-old ments and its ideals have been sub- Clara tion plant for demonsreationereefcm gamueison ' besn SamElla merged the plant having of Thomas and I poses Lake It is hoped the prize “will Serve to I daughter U 553 Mendon court who has at 157 Ninth East street Salt presBatten Jesse bbtanother to since Wednesday bring been according missing city civilization which our A number of the aspects ident of the company was of representative Utah and Wycm are fundamental and admirable1 When she disappeared the girl were to be in attond-an- d wearing a Copenhagen blue sweater1 ing citizens a red and white dress of print-- I ance and also E C Hoag industrial railroad ed material She had no hat CJara I agent of the Union Pacific is installing Salt Lake company a is described as having blue eyes and a new sign at fhe vanston imug brown hair —!—— signs at company store and two new be4161 to of Hansen two operated R T Mrs the (Note— icBuauiiuivwj street reports that on I by Wing V Wong —id company on Twenty-eight- h Sunday last she saw a girl la Og-- 1 Front street and Tenth street also den answering the description of I ami attractive sign for the Sunset I C W BISHOP Fights New Alfalfa Enemy j 1 Missionary Honored At Sunday Meeting the April since niiy years that have passed water April 1921 when the Utah body storage commission an official Water succeeded the former Utah storage association which was a more or less volunteer organization of state and county officials who were enthusiasts for the development ot the agricultural resources of Utah the commission has expended almost exactly $220000 or at he rate of $24000 a year During the nine years the legislative appropriations for the commission have aggregated $118500 In this period the commission has chfor ained from the federal bureau nvestigation work $81800 - sources Contributions from other or local groups inusually counties terested in some particular project have totaled 81957& Among the projects in which state and federal funds furnished the entire investigation costa without local aid were: Weber river state $llooo federal $12000 Ogden river state $5200 federal $4700 Bear river state BIBS R V KEFFER $5300 federal $5300 At the March meeting of the comscience medical of findings mission it was asserted that various However little did they realize affected by procommunities other com-new ’ modem and that this Salt Lake basin of the units posed matchless acpound through its or other projects federal by project compllshments would become a or otherwise had contributed fundshousehold word throughout the locally to help out in the investiwork but that Weber county nation within a few months' Stion the taken been represented in such list has literally Sargon storm and is helping of donors country by Bigelow the Ogden member to bring new health strength ofA P commission said Weber Interthe unable and energy to thousands in such a be not would ests laggards an As relief to find heretofore how asked he when but matter Instance of Its remarkable pow- much the other localities had conMrs of statement ers read the one it was found that no K V Keff er 3272 Stephens Ave tributed Hence offhand tell could exactly who Is an active member the secretary was invited to report Ogden Latter-Daa y and Saints of the to the commission members on this teacher in the First Ward Relief topic I Society Her parents were Utah said: (Note—The future policy of the pioneers She are water storage commission as the Utah amazed at friends “My of money for prelimimway I get around and the by the localities investigation inary in my appearance Involved will be decided provement at a meetsince I took Sargon My hus- ing to be held in Salt Lake Thursband went North last summer day A P Bigelow member of the and when he came home he commission said today Recently wanted to know what on earth Weber county was asked to lend finI’d done to myself I told him ancial aid for some preliminary work about --Sargon—I tell everyone to be done in this vicinity Mr about it for it restored me to Bigelow then asked to what extent communities of the state the Joy of living 'My faith in had other George M helped on such work commission this wonderful medicine Is based Bacon of the secretary in on its actual performance my ' has finished a report showingbethese case disand the matter will "I suffered from constipation figures cussed at the meeting) and a torpid liver for many M of was t j —Associated Press Photo a A score of lives were lost when fast Santa Fe mall train westbound crushed a Pickwick s Greyhound bus to bits at a grade crossNew Mexico Picing near Isleta of wreckage which ture shows part was strewn for a mile along the right-of-wParts of the bus chasforeground sis may be seen inHhe was carried ground to pieces as it down the track £ CHRISTENSON Chain Shoe System "2339 Wash Ave Ogden Utah : jua S' Friends Are Amazed at tho Way I Get Around Now’? Says Ogden WATER BOARD'S Utah Woman 1 1 t ' Aphl EVANSTON Wyo night last performance Saturday was - decided' upon by officials of I A drive of 2000 miles in a hearse SS”S5fSdMt JSatoto centennial wm be made during the next the Latter-da- y when it was announced by Mr and Mrs RaY Ujto lg-&SS- !£i for ticket was so night who are on their way ford that the demand would be to Ohio having dented Kri great that an extension wiU drive back accommodate to necessary day evening a They car for nesses m funeral new crowds to Evanston I one car to was packed The Cashto given The pageant peeman and ' funeral each In night houses in the tabernacle be newest models tickand shot him with side as well asof rear last week and reservations for equipage evfor the The ets filled the large building body features loading ery night this week -directors de car can also be used for carrying University ambulance equipment The last performance under the 1 revised plans will be April 26 stead of April 1® Every pair guaran teed and Union Hadl niimmmS i UNUSUAL WRECK LEWISTON Ida April 14— (AP) Moore a -- Professor Emmett I - Roomer j j SHOES Couple Will Make Long Trip In Hearse JggU'SS 1 Idaho-Monta- na "JOY OF LIVING” fL CNCSTSP& fort-confere- Wes- SARGOII BROUGHT By SIAH Y a 'T AP) member of the faculty of Washinginton State college was critically automohis when Saturday jured bile rolled 180 feet down an embankment on the highway west of h£Moore his wife and infant child were en route to Pullman Wash on when engine trouble developed Lewiston hiiL While his- wife looked on from the roadside Moore atcar around by temptedso to turnIt the down that would coast hand the When Lewiston into again hill car started down hill backwards Because Made DOUGLAS -- Cleared In f Murder: Trial Based On Slaying of ' ' I flirf f AWE Aoril 14— (UP)— EX- - —Mrs Virginia Kelly 23 Idaho Falls Is dead today and Wayne Gib- ! ’ — -- - a 14-C- - For Tickets So Great - Occurs During Fast Drive Five Hurt In Other Accidents ZD ABO 7ALLS April i ” W L FREESJIOfAf M- close April 28 ' i 'I c |